SBB President André Wyss on Rail Expansion ↗
Front page leadThe new SBB President André Wyss discusses the company's priorities, including a 9.5 billion franc repair backlog and rising costs, in his first interview.
Switzerland
The Tages-Anzeiger front page features a mix of domestic Swiss news, including an interview with the new SBB president about rail expansion and a report on undeclared work. International news includes an obituary for Dolly Parton. There is also a story about shopping tourism in Germany and a piece…
The new SBB President André Wyss discusses the company's priorities, including a 9.5 billion franc repair backlog and rising costs, in his first interview.
An obituary reflecting on Dolly Parton's life and career, highlighting her significant impact on country music and women's roles within it.
Tens of thousands in Switzerland employ domestic staff without social security contributions, a trend that is rising despite simplified registration processes.
The Swiss Parliament plans to build a 44 million franc visitor center in Bern, citing high interest in parliamentary activities.
Nadja Schnetzler advocates for 'hands-off parenting', emphasizing that school grades are secondary and agreements are better than prohibitions.
A year after its opening, the German shopping area near Zurich continues to attract Swiss customers, with analysis on which products offer significant savings.
A story about a relationship facing challenges due to distance.
Former ice hockey national coach Patrick Fischer admits his mistakes following a scandal involving COVID certificates.